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• 18 June 2013: Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum arrested for corruption
• 12 April 2013: Anonymous muscle in on Canadian teen rape case
• 8 April 2013: Wikinews interviews USA wheelchair curler David Palmer
• 28 February 2013: Austria wins friendly team competition at end of 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships
• 26 February 2013: France finishes 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships on top of medal ladder
• 26 February 2013: Austria regains medal leadboard after fourth competition day of 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships
• 25 February 2013: Romanian skier debuts at 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships
• 25 February 2013: France leads medal count after third competition day of 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships
• 22 February 2013: Austria leads medal count after second day of 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships
• 20 February 2013: Spain starts 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships with first and fifth place finishes
• 20 February 2013: Spaniard Jon Santacana wins downhill at 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships
• 16 February 2013: 2013 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships preparations underway
• 11 February 2013: Gambling sites favor Cardinals Marc Ouellet, Peter Turkson, Francis Arinze as next Pope
• 8 January 2013: Three cities submit bids for 2020 Summer Olympics
• 20 December 2012: Wikinews interviews Canadian Paralympic skier Vanessa Knight
• 14 December 2012: Wikinews interviews Australian Paralympic skiers Toby Kane, Cameron Rahles Rahbula, and Mitchell Gourley
• 12 December 2012: Canadian skiers compete at IPC Nor-Am Cup Super G
• 11 December 2012: Wikinews interviews Australian Paralympic skier Andrew Bor
• 11 December 2012: Wikinews interviews Australian Paralympic skiers Jessica Gallagher and Eric Bickerton
• 10 December 2012: Wikinews interviews Australian blind Paralympic skier Melissa Perrine
• 6 September 2012: Wheelchair rugby gets underway at London Paralympics
• 4 September 2012: Australia women's national goalball team loses 0-3 to United States in pool play in London
• 3 September 2012: Gliders suffer first loss in London Paralympics against Canada
• 3 September 2012: Fifteen medals awarded on London Paralympics fourth night of track and field
• 2 September 2012: Canada women's national wheelchair basketball team gets its first win of London Paralympics
• 1 September 2012: China leads medal race after day two of competition at London Paralympics
• 29 August 2012: Canadians express optimism regarding medal potential at 2012 Summer Paralympics
• 28 August 2012: Preparedness for 2012 Paralympic Games differs between National Paralympic Committees
• 28 August 2012: International Paralympic Committee holds first press conference
• 26 August 2012: 2012 Paralympic Village occupied by competitors as nations ready for the Games
• 2 August 2012: Quebec election called for September 2012
• 2 August 2012: Needle found in sandwich on Air Canada flight
• 30 July 2012: Olympic rider Bennett-Awad thrown, injured
• 6 July 2012: ACTA rejected by European Parliament; protesters rejoice
• 23 June 2012: One Australian male and female archer qualify for Olympics after Ogden event
• 3 June 2012: Australian women to meet USA in water polo's FINA Women's World League Super Finals gold medal game
• 2 June 2012: Australia women's water polo team into FINA Women's World League Super Finals semi finals
• 19 May 2012: China's 'Bandit King' given life term in 'massive' bribery case
• 8 May 2012: Albert Pujols ends his worst homerun drought
• 25 April 2012: USDA says mad cow disease found in cow in California
• 6 April 2012: U.S. Coast Guard unleashes cannon fire on abandoned Japanese ship
• 19 February 2012: Wikinews Shorts: February 19, 2012
• 26 January 2012: 'Davos man' versus 'Camp Igloo'; 42nd World Economic Forum convenes in Swiss alps
• 13 January 2012: Observing the 2012 Human Trafficking Awareness Day in the US, and wider world
• 4 January 2012: Suspect arrested in Los Angeles arson rampage case
• 25 November 2011: Scientists sequence small genome of a pest: spider mite
• 22 October 2011: Canadian actress Barbara Kent dies at age 103
• 20 October 2011: Ethics complaint by police dismissed by Ontario Press Council
• 21 July 2011: Davie Shipyard sale cleared by Québec court
• 2 June 2011: Atlanta Thrashers sold to True North Sports and Entertainment, moving to Winnipeg
• 15 March 2011: Dying Canadian infant moved to U.S. hospital for medical treatment
• 13 March 2011: Researchers identify genetic link to peanut allergies
• 14 February 2011: Canadian rapper Bad News Brown murdered in Montreal
• 13 February 2011: Canada's social insurance assets pass $140 billion in fourth quarter
• 12 February 2011: Air Canada back in the black in 2010
• 10 February 2011: City of Calgary, Canada removes fluoride from drinking water
• 9 February 2011: London and Toronto stock exchanges propose merger
• 7 January 2011: Ivory Coast expels British, Canadian ambassadors
• 30 November 2010: Tony Blair debates religion with Christopher Hitchens in Canada
• 29 November 2010: Canadian-born actor Leslie Nielsen dies aged 84
• 28 November 2010: Felix Loch wins season opening World Cup luge race in Austria
• 14 November 2010: Seven dead, twenty injured in Mexican resort explosion
• 3 November 2010: Beleaguered British Columbia Premier resigns
• 3 November 2010: NuCaptcha introduces a video captcha service, ads included
• 27 September 2010: Genetic link to migraines discovered by researchers
• 26 September 2010: Man released following bomb-scare forced flight diversion, warning a possible hoax
• 24 September 2010: Research in Motion to launch new tablet device
• 21 September 2010: The King's Speech wins People's Choice Award at 2010 Toronto Film Festival
• 12 September 2010: Nokia appoints Microsoft Business Division Head as chief executive
• 4 September 2010: Wikinews Shorts: September 2, 2010
• 3 September 2010: Wikinews Shorts: September 3, 2010/Fuel tanker aground in Northwest Passage
• 29 August 2010: Canadian professional wrestler Luna Vachon dies aged 48
• 15 August 2010: Wikinews Shorts: August 14, 2010
• 2 August 2010: Canadian singer Justin Bieber to publish memoir
• 16 July 2010: Canada announces $9 billion plan to purchase 65 F-35 fighters
• 1 July 2010: Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers face potential charges in Dziekanski tasering death
• 30 June 2010: Braidwood Inquiry finds Dziekanski tasering in British Columbia unjustified
• 23 June 2010: Magnitude 5.0 earthquake hits Central Canada
• 21 June 2010: Wreckage of crashed plane in Africa found
• 30 May 2010: Canada keeping eye on Deepwater Horizon spill
• 27 May 2010: Art Linkletter, creator of "Kids Say the Darndest Things", dies peacefully at 97
• 27 May 2010: Bottled water concerns health experts
• 26 May 2010: Plane crashes into Toronto office building
• 24 May 2010: Body cemented in barrel found in Toronto harbour
• 16 May 2010: Canadian military aircraft escort airliner after bomb threat
• 13 May 2010: Canadian track and field coach Charlie Francis dies at age 61
• 12 May 2010: New Albertan Lieutenant Governor takes office
• 10 April 2010: Junior Canadian cabinet minister leaves amid scandal
• 31 March 2010: Search for harmful Asian carp in Chicago area turns up nothing
• 31 March 2010: Canadian charter airline Skyservice suspends operations
• 14 March 2010: Avalanche in Canadian Rocky Mountains kills two
• 3 March 2010: Air Canada to lay off over a thousand machinists
• 23 February 2010: USA upsets Canada in Olympic ice hockey
• 17 February 2010: Hockey player Georges Laraque joins Green Party of Canada
• 13 February 2010: Georgian Olympian luge competitor dies in training accident
• 4 February 2010: Monster.com aquires Yahoo's HotJobs service for $225 million
• 28 January 2010: Canadian politician calls for terrorism inquiry into pie-throwing
• 26 January 2010: Canadian diplomat and whistleblower Richard Colvin files complaint against Harper government
• 25 January 2010: Trial begins for Canadian soldier accused of murder in battlefield killing
• 25 January 2010: Inuk hunter adrift on arctic ice floe
• 10 January 2010: Wikinews Shorts: January 10, 2010
• 31 December 2009: Afghan attack kills five Canadians
• 30 December 2009: Canadian Parliament suspended until March
• 23 December 2009: Controversy raised about 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics
• 21 December 2009: Winter wonderland: the recent U.S. blizzard in photos
• 18 December 2009: Canadian woman gives birth while sitting on toilet
• 16 December 2009: Payment pending; Canadian recording industry set for six billion penalties?
• 16 December 2009: Alleged tax-haven scheme linked to Canada's largest brokerage firm
• 13 December 2009: Government of Canada okays WIND Mobile launch, overturning CRTC decision
• 13 December 2009: IOC posthumously awards its highest honor to late Vancouver Organizing Committee Chair
• 22 November 2009: Canadian loses health benefits after company finds joyful Facebook pictures
• 30 October 2009: Canadian folk singer attacked and killed by coyotes in Nova Scotia
• 26 October 2009: Academy Award-winning film director Paul Haggis leaves Scientology
• 24 October 2009: Canadian news doesn't interest Prime Minister, prefers to watch American
• 23 October 2009: Canada acquits man wrongly jailed for over a decade over teen girl's murder
• 14 September 2009: UK airplane bomb plotters sentenced, sent to jail
• 12 September 2009: Alleged ghost hunt in Toronto ends in death
• 24 August 2009: Suspect in model Jasmine Fiore's murder found dead
• 23 August 2009: Director of design for the 2010 Winter Olympics dies suddenly at 40
• 22 August 2009: New England, Canada brace for Hurricane Bill
• 19 August 2009: Hurricane Bill now a Category 4 storm
• 19 August 2009: Reality TV star sought after model found dead in California dumpster
• 16 August 2009: Tennis: Andy Murray wins Montreal Masters 2009
• 13 August 2009: Wikinews Shorts: August 13, 2009
• 11 August 2009: Wikinews international report: "Anonymous" holds anti-Scientology protests worldwide
• 8 August 2009: Philippines hit by Typhoon "Kiko" (Morakot), dozens killed
• 5 August 2009: Canadian theatre producers sentenced for fraud
• 5 August 2009: Stage collapse at Canadian "Big Valley Jamboree" kills one, and seriously injures four others
• 22 July 2009: United Soccer Leagues 2008: Whitecaps sign Pozniak
• 22 July 2009: Germany to host 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup
• 22 July 2009: 2007 Major League Soccer: Toronto FC vs. New England Revolution
• 18 July 2009: Major League Soccer: Beckham will miss game against Toronto
• 17 July 2009: "Anonymous" plans to protest Church of Scientology on February 10
• 16 July 2009: 'Bridezilla' YouTube video: many debate legitimacy
• 11 July 2009: Roller skating babies become YouTube sensation
• 11 July 2009: Two pilots dead in Richmond plane crash
• 10 July 2009: Canada pursues new nuclear research reactor to produce medical isotopes
• 5 July 2009: Rupert Grint, Harry Potter's "Ron Weasley", recovers from H1N1 swine flu virus
• 26 June 2009: Blake Griffin taken first in 2009 NBA Draft
• 26 June 2009: University study finds U.S. defense contract information in 'electronic waste' in Africa
• 24 June 2009: U.S., Mexico and U.K. top medalists at RoboGames 2009
• 19 June 2009: Canada's supercomputer goes online
• 11 June 2009: Three dead infants found in Canadian home
• 11 June 2009: San Diego State University pitcher taken first in baseball draft
• 9 June 2009: "Mrs. Hockey" Colleen Howe is laid to rest
• 6 June 2009: Swine flu: recent developments worldwide
• 2 June 2009: Hydrogen fuel cell cars promoted in various states, but U.S. federal funding cut
• 2 June 2009: Canadian victims of terrorism will be able to sue perpetrators
• 28 May 2009: Soyuz TMA-15 launches crew to International Space Station
• 28 May 2009: Ontario investigators search for the body of Victoria Stafford
• 24 May 2009: Ten-year-old computer glitch prevents delivery of 1,380 Canadian health results
• 20 May 2009: Canadian nuclear reactor shutdown causes worldwide medical isotope shortage
• 20 May 2009: Canadian still faces public beheading in Saudi Arabia
• 16 May 2009: Nearly three million contraband cigarettes seized by Canadian and U.S. authorities
• 11 May 2009: Wikinews Shorts: May 11, 2009
• 8 May 2009: Chrysler files for bankruptcy, Fiat Group SpA to run company
• 7 May 2009: Five arrested in Canada after C$2 million armoured car robbery
• 4 May 2009: Indo-Canadian teens kidnapped, found dead in car
• 3 May 2009: Swine flu worldwide: update
• 2 May 2009: 1,100 evacuated due to massive Halifax brush fire
• 30 April 2009: Aurora Borealis caused by electrical space tornadoes
• 26 April 2009: Polar bears deliver environmental petition to Premier of British Columbia
• 20 April 2009: CanJet Flight 918 hijacked
• 14 April 2009: Manitoba's flood creating hazardous conditions
• 14 April 2009: Eight year old Victoria Stafford of Ontario missing since Wednesday
• 14 April 2009: BC election writ drops; referendum campaigns underway
• 10 April 2009: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration launches VORTEX2 to study tornadoes
• 10 April 2009: Canadian province declares April 13 "Corner Gas Day" to honour retiring TV sitcom
• 7 April 2009: Canadian light aircraft stolen; Wisconsin State Capitol evacuated
• 6 April 2009: Manitoba volunteers go to war against Red River flooding
• 6 April 2009: Asian countries call for global currency
• 5 April 2009: Canadian convicted of murder in HIV case
• 3 April 2009: Cardboard coyote startles jogger in Sarnia, Ontario; police called out
• 3 April 2009: GM and Chrysler receive Canadian loans amid US restructuring ultimata
• 1 April 2009: Volunteers and food needed for flooded Manitoba, Canada
• 31 March 2009: Fireball lights up sky across Canadian prairies
• 29 March 2009: Canadian neighbourhood protected from bully for three years
• 29 March 2009: Manitoba residents receive evacuation flood alerts
• 27 March 2009: Preliminary investigation results released on Canadian helicopter crash
• 25 March 2009: Canadian annual seal hunt begins amid controversy
• 25 March 2009: Canada commits C$127.4 million to fighting tuberculosis
• 25 March 2009: NATO soldiers honour fallen Canadians
• 24 March 2009: Western Canadian justice officials to press for criminal code changes
• 23 March 2009: Suncor makes bid to take over Petro-Canada
• 22 March 2009: Canadian Minister of National Defence withdraws from NATO candidacy
• 22 March 2009: Canadian PM seeks to abandon gun registry
• 21 March 2009: Emergency directive for Sikorsky S-92A helicopters
• 20 March 2009: Canadian PM announces funding for US-Canada bridge crossing
• 19 March 2009: British actress Natasha Richardson dies at age 45
• 18 March 2009: All bodies recovered from Canadian helicopter crash
• 17 March 2009: British actress Natasha Richardson reportedly brain dead after skiing accident
• 17 March 2009: Fossilized remains of small dinosaur rediscovered in Canada
• 16 March 2009: Search for survivors of Canadian helicopter crash ends, recovery mission focuses on victims
• 15 March 2009: Recovery planned for crashed Canadian helicopter
• 14 March 2009: Saskatchewan places moratorium on boar farming, says escaped boars should be killed
• 13 March 2009: Canadian jail inmates used nail clippers to escape, report finds
• 12 March 2009: Canadian helicopter with 18 onboard crashes into Atlantic Ocean
• 12 March 2009: Jury considers Curt Dagenais court case
• 9 March 2009: Canadian teams vie for spot at the World Curling Championship
• 7 March 2009: Six vehicle pileup disrupts traffic on highway in British Columbia